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How Media Planners would lose their jobs because of Google Adplanner
Google's Ad Planner threatened to automate media planning with powerful audience targeting—until it didn't. Here's what happened and where to look now.
42 posts in this category
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Threats to Google Business in Vietnam
I analyzed Google's biggest competitive threats in Vietnam's tiny but fast-growing digital ad market—turns out the answer surprised even me.
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A review of Google & Yahoo in 2009
Google made meaningful strides in Southeast Asia's search marketing space in 2009, outpacing Yahoo with significant advancements worth examining.
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Google Ad Planner update for SouthEast Asia
I found Google Ad Planner's Vietnam data fairly accurate for traffic but wildly off on site categories—VnExpress classified as Music instead of News shows it's still rough.
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TravelClick became Google Authorized Reseller
Google's shift to make TravelClick an authorized reseller surprised me—it revealed my assumptions about their business model were wrong and signals a strategic pivot.
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Keyword Matching Option and Search Query Report
I almost had a heart attack when I saw how Google's Expanded Match showed my ads for completely irrelevant terms—here's why you need to check your Search Query Report weekly.
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Updates: Google PPC, Yahoo YSM and Singapore Market
Despite Singapore's first SMX drawing poor turnout and recession looming, I'm tracking crucial Google and Yahoo PPC updates that could transform your campaign strategy.
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Google, Yahoo Stock Price before Third-Quarter Earnings announcement 2008
I watched Google stock plummet from $715 to $335 in just 10 months—here's what the 2008 crash meant for tech giants before their Q3 earnings.
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Google Ad Planner in SG and SEA context
Google's free Ad Planner sounds revolutionary for media planning, but with only 250 sites covered and major players like Yahoo missing, here's why it falls short in Singapore.
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Google allows Third Party Ad Serving on Content Network: Implications
Google's opening its Content Network to third-party ad tracking changes the display advertising game—giving advertisers cross-network insights they've long demanded.
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Personal Review: Google Products
I've tested Google's entire product lineup and discovered how their tools extend far beyond search—from monitoring your name worldwide to shopping without entering credit cards.
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Google Launches Ad Serving for FREE
Google's free Ad Manager could give them control over a massive piece of the internet while collecting conversion data, user behavior, and pricing intel across all sites.